Resources

Short-term housing for men in critical personal and/or social situations. Help, support and referral.

Nonprofit organization whose primary objective is to help men over 18 years of age resolve their addiction issues. Whether it's alcohol, drug, or medication use, it provides assistance and support to help clients successfully overcome their addiction.

Maison Jean-Lepage is a treatment centre accredited by the Centre intégré universitaire de santé et de services sociaux de la Mauricie-et-du-Centre-du-Québec (CIUSSS) for adult men with single or multiple addiction and emotional dependancy issues.

Maison le Passeur is an independent non-profit organization dedicated to promoting equal relationships between people. Through non-violence awareness programs and psychosocial intervention for men in distress and/or exhibiting violent behavior, we aim to offer these men a new perspective on well-being in their lives and those around them.

The Maison Oxygène provides temporary housing for fathers and their children who are going through a period of adjustment, where professionals offer support in improving and consolidating father-child bonds, as well as parenting and social skills.

Quebec City's Maison Oxygène offers housing, accompaniment and community support to fathers who are experiencing personal, marital or family difficulties and who have their children in sole, shared or access custody, or who are in the process of having their child.

Support and accommodation resource for fathers who are going through difficult times and want to maintain and grow their bond with their children.

The Maison Oxygène Estrie is a temporary housing resource for fathers in difficulty, where a team of professionals offers listening, support and accompaniment. 

Maison Oxygène is a housing and community support resource for fathers experiencing personal, family or marital difficulties, who have their children in sole, shared or access custody, or who are in the process of seeing their children. 

Accommodation service for fathers in difficulty and their children.